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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1963

Page

5

North Village Votes Funds for New Firehouse

North Bennington residents approved funding at a special village meeting to build a new firehouse on the Grist Mill site. A reforming committee, including Village Trustees, Fire Department leaders, and local planning representatives, will study site suitability and historic context before planning next steps.

North Village Bennington Fred Welling John Lowre Sanford Buxbaum Martin Percey Royal Crosier Fire Department Richard Corcoran Lawrence Powers Arthur Wickenden John McCullough North Bennington Allen

Walloomsac Jim Hoag Jr Wins 4-H National Fair Title

Hoag Jr. returned from Water loo Iowa where the New York State 4-H judging team won first place at the National Fair and earned a month long Europe trip in July. He is a freshman at Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical Institute. The piece also notes local visits by Mrs Moira Cofrancisco and Mrs John Ellis, and reports the birth of Susan Jean Herrington. The Flying Tail 4-H Club announces officers Joyce Hoag president Walter Paladino vice president Verna Jane Ketchum secretary Ben Hill III treasurer.

Jim Hoag Jr Waterloo Iowa New York State Europe Cobleskill Joyce Hoag Walter Paladino Valley Falls Verna Jane Ketchum Johnsonville Ben Hill III Schaghticoke

Pownal Fire Dept Sponsors First Fall Record Hop

One hundred area youths attended the season opener at the Pownal fire house sponsored by the Pownal Fire Department Auxiliary. Contests awarded in Waltz and Rock Roll categories featured multiple couples.

Pownal Milton Pratt Karen George Allen Burdick Sharon Jelley Stephen Woodcock Marcia Buck Ernest Langlais Donna Strobridge Carl Dickinson Debra Chenaille Donald Armstrong Bonnie Rhodes Michael Pratt Twist Pamela George Francis Haley Jean Rogers Jean Garofano Linda Niles Patrick Gray Barbara Roy Beverly George Mary Clayburn Joseph Louzelle David Woodcock George Renner Wilfred LaBonte Glenn Sweet Grace Hill John Maxmillian Harry W. Beals Jr Ralph Mattison Ralph Bishop

Manchester area hosts meetings and Christmas lodging plans

Dr Mason B Barney attended a two day New England Academy of Applied Osteopathy meeting in Danvers Mass. The Chamber of Commerce reports rising Christmas holiday bookings with stays of a week to ten days. Exhibit space for the Area Trade Show will be allocated Oct 9 at 11 am. Renovations at First Baptist Church include ceiling repairs and wall painting led by John West, plus a new stove donation.

Mason B. Barney Danvers Mass New England Academy of Applied Osteopathy Chamber of Commerce Margaret Saunders Chamber Saunders Conley Smith Chattanooga First Baptist Church John West

Williams College Sets $25 Million Decade Goal

Williams College announces a ten year fund drive targeting 25 million dollars with 17.5 million earmarked to strengthen the endowment. Chairman Alfred E. Driscoll, former New Jersey governor, leads the effort. President John E. Sawyer notes past campaigns reached 2.5 million in 1947 and 4 million in 1959.

Alfred E. Driscoll New Jersey Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Company Williams John E. Sawyer

Williams College seeks 14 million in three year drive

North Bennington PTA invites teachers and parents to a Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting in the school gym. Miriam Derwacher Missionary Society meets Wednesday 7 30 p.m. at the Baptist Church social rooms. St Johns Sodality gathers Wednesday 8 p.m. in the library with a program for all women of the parish. Williams launches a 25 4 million drive to fund needs through the coming decade. Ford Foundation provides a 2 5 million challenge grant on a 3 to 1 match, with installments tied to raising 7 5 million. The 175th Anniversary Fund marks West Colleges 1791 building and Williams 1793 opening. nearly 200 alumni attended kickoff.

Lauriston Wilcox Putnam Memorial Hospital Methodist Youth Fellowship Harry W. Beals Jr Charles H Clarence H. Nickerson Torrington Charles W. Rounds Pownal George Renner First Baptist Church Renner Pamela George Philip Pratt Pownal Center Center School Paul Rounds Mark Fort Devens Mass Rounds James Steele Second Congregational Church Williamstown Williams College PTA Miriam Derwacher Missionary Society of the Baptist Church St. John’s Sodality Sawyer Williams Ford Foundation West College

Marlboro College Adds Three Directors

Marlboro College announces three new trustees Mrs. Henry G Hunt of Hartford Conn Carl W Janke of Cambridge Mass and Andrew Oliver of New York City joining the 24 member board Mrs Hunt an attorney has served in federal and state roles and authored works on Mayan ruins Janke has held Harvard and university posts and Oliver is a New York lawyer and church leader with ties to the New York Historical Society and General Theological Seminary

Marlboro Marlboro College Henry G. ‘Hunt Hartford, Conn Carl W. Janke Cambridge Mass Andrew Oliver New York City Hunt Ribicoff and Kotkin Georgia Connecticut District of Columbia U.S. Court of Claims U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Department of Justice O.P.A Pace Committee On Food U.S. House of Representatives Mexico Janke Burlington Harvard University Drury College Springfield University of Ilinois

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